For all these reasons, we're going to capitalize all cryptocurrencies-as-systems and de-capitalize their denominations.
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I only capitalize defined terms, proper nouns, start of sentences, and whatever iOS decides — with no apparent rhyme or reason — to capitalize.
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So it was sculpted more to capitalize on the brand, capitalize on those brands he represented, more so than to capitalize on what he could do as far as job creation and taking away some of the violence and the violent mindset.
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We need to capitalize on this, whatever has created the conditions for the courage and the numbers, we've got to capitalize on it right now.
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The same data they have developed for this accounting purpose can be used to capitalize human labor just as they would be required to capitalize future lease payments.
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Three to five plays, mostly there at the end of the game, we couldn't capitalize, or didn't capitalize on, so the finish didn't look as we all would have hoped.
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Well, they don't capitalize it that way, but I do.
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Chiesa is looking to capitalize on his new found buoyancy.
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"When I feel good, I capitalize on it," she says.
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Should I capitalize the first letter of the cat's name?
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So how can you capitalize on the next $10 move?
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Go deeper: Russia and Turkey capitalize on America's Syria exit
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They capitalize on our desires for the perfect selfie backdrop.
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The Jets were unable to capitalize on the power play.
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Politics: One big problem is that politicians capitalize on polarization.
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I keep being told: 'You need to capitalize on this.
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So what's the best way to capitalize on this effect?
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Republicans looked to capitalize and tighten their grip on power.
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The Democrats can capitalize on lessons they learned from 2012.
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IVM is now seeking to capitalize on the current momentum.
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Companies are now flocking to capitalize on the ASMR craze.
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Clearly, I am very slow to capitalize on this trend!
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A number of brands, like WILDFANG, capitalize on the connotation.
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However, Carolina couldn't capitalize on either of those golden chances.
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It'd be a shame if the Bucks don't ever capitalize.
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But thieves are more likely to capitalize on kids' data.
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Sinclair is especially well positioned to capitalize on this trust.
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But after that, Brewer struggled to capitalize on the success.
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Other transportation companies are looking to capitalize on Vélib's misery.
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When will JD start to seriously capitalize on its technologies?
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If you're not, they really capitalize going the other way.
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Still disappointed he was never able to capitalize on Iowa.
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Huerta isn't the only one to capitalize on that disparity.
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The GOP is hoping to capitalize on current Democratic Gov.
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Tour groups, ceramics makers and others are trying to capitalize.
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That is something Bubs Australia is seeking to capitalize on.
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This precariousness fuels his determination to capitalize on his opportunity.
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Microsoft and Amazon have both sought to capitalize on 5G.
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Mr. Xi can capitalize on Mr. Trump's distaste for alliances.
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Other exchanges are also looking to capitalize on the change.
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Recent owners have tried to capitalize on the presidential connection.
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Mickelson, however, missed his chances to capitalize on Taylor's mistakes.
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Both companies are hoping to capitalize on the big game.
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But she wasn't able to capitalize on her early success.
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Buttigieg is seizing the opportunity to capitalize on those fears.
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Hillary would try to capitalize on "SNIFF SNIFF," he said.
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"We had some opportunities and unfortunately we didn't capitalize," he said.
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"Liverpool particularly is extremely well placed to capitalize," he told Reuters.
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Tech firms have been quick to capitalize on these behavioural trends.
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But not all multinationals looking to capitalize on entrepreneurs are succeeding.
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So Anchor is looking to capitalize on SoundCloud's moment of weakness.
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We were the first to kind of capitalize email for video.
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On Tuesday, Klobuchar's campaign moved quickly to capitalize on her moment.
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How will Biden capitalize on it under the debate stage's lights?
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We had very limited opportunities and we didn't capitalize on them.
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One fixed income expert believes he has a way to capitalize.
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To capitalize on his expectations, Keene turns to the options market.
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Most actors seem to do it, capitalize on their celebrity appeal.
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Shellhammer denies eBay is trying to capitalize on this negative momentum.
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You can capitalize on the collective unconscious AND contribute to it!
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This is something that Blockchain Technologies could no doubt capitalize on.
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Perhaps with Apple TV, Apple failed to capitalize on that approach.
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So, it's no surprise that companies would capitalize on that fear.
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However, the Flyers couldn't capitalize and still trailed by two goals.
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Investments are increasing in the region to capitalize on the boom.
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Democrats are looking to capitalize on this groundswell of liberal energy.
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"Those are the chances I need to capitalize on," Deslauriers said.
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Brands also capitalize on the polarizing issue, each taking different sides.
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Democrats can squander their power, or they can capitalize on it.
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The Hurricanes pulled Darling for the final minute but couldn't capitalize.
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Republicans, sensing that the numbers are mixed, have tried to capitalize.
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The Rockies brought the infield in; the Mets looked to capitalize.
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Slaughter capitalize on his opponent's missed clothesline or errant jump-kick.
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A new exchange-traded fund aims to capitalize on retail's decline.
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Kentucky was also unable to fully capitalize on its biggest strength.
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" Indeed, maybe we should capitalize that O. "Laura is the One.
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China has generally been eager to capitalize on Trump's protectionist tendencies.
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But Houston could not capitalize behind Harden, its high-octane guard.
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Airlines capitalize on this with more expensive rates at those times.
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Several companies are poised to capitalize on a less restrictive environment.
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Mattel is looking to capitalize on its popular brands in Hollywood.
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Yet Democrats have largely failed to capitalize on the shifting demography.
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Facebook has banned advertisements trying to capitalize off of coronavirus fears.
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These efforts must capitalize on human expertise, supported by advanced technologies.
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It would seem like a golden opportunity for Airbus to capitalize.
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Intergenerational connections capitalize on the talents of both old and young.
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The Canucks then had their second power play but couldn't capitalize.
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But we took the opportunities and we weren't able to capitalize.
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"They have been quick to capitalize on my success," she said.
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Their histories offer developers a chance to capitalize on the past.
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Asset managers have created new impact funds to capitalize on demand.
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JX also hopes to capitalize on the growing smart car market.
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But the Buckeyes could not capitalize on either turnover on Saturday.
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But like I said I'm not here to capitalize on it.
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But her campaign has been trying to capitalize on the optics.
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However, mutual fund managers are not positioned to capitalize on the opportunity.
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And summer movies aim to capitalize on vacations, holidays, and days off.
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And with coffee, Coca-Cola hopes to capitalize on a powerful trend.
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Facebook even teaches brands how to capitalize on your recently single status.
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The puck ricocheted into the slot, where Ehlers was there to capitalize.
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Even media outside of video games has tried to capitalize on this.
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Many companies have figured out ways to capitalize on these sleep triggers.
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Banks is not the first celebrity to capitalize on the emoji craze.
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"They were able to capitalize on mistakes that I made," Martinez said.
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Government officials said the move was to capitalize on favorable market conditions.
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" Wicca is a neo-pagan religion; they capitalize the W in "Witch.
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But ClassPass is in prime position to capitalize on this, he said.
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Donald Trump did not have to do much to capitalize on this.
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I honestly don't know if I'm supposed to capitalize that or not.
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If someone does, Facebook will be in a great spot to capitalize.
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There are already companies hoping to capitalize on this need, Karaman says.
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These broader efforts capitalize on Wattpad's generally younger and devoted fan base.
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Can Ted Cruz capitalize on his stronger-than-expected performance last Saturday?
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Snap isn't the only company that's tried to capitalize on TikTok's success.
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Amazon took another step this week to capitalize on the delivery wars.
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Meals on Wheels has "the potential to capitalize on that," she said.
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"Tonight we were able to capitalize on a few chances," Vigneault said.
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We just failed to capitalize, so it's a disappointing day, no question.
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Other companies are trying to capitalize on diet-based resolutions, Hottovy noted.
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Here's where JPMorgan's quant guru says investors should look to capitalize.2.
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Here's where 3 top investment firms are placing their bets to capitalize.
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The Microsoft team will certainly be able to capitalize on that momentum.
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That's something Freitag hopes to capitalize on as the company looks ahead.
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She wasn't the first to recognize this vulnerability and capitalize on it.
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Republican leaders accused Democrats of trying to capitalize on the Orlando, Fla.
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Airlines are scrambling to capitalize on record demand with more crowded cabins.
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But it is one upon which they have failed to fully capitalize.
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And so I tried to capitalize on that and get out there.
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FlyNYON was one of the first operators to capitalize on the genre.
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Cloudera announced that it will make changes to capitalize on growth areas.
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For restaurants, it is a movement to capitalize on, according to Hardy.
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How much Ms. Rousseff can capitalize on the dispute's outcome is unclear.
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Apple wants to capitalize on differences between the iPhone and the iPad.
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Cisgender people in the media really want to capitalize on trans stories.
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Our latest fundraising efforts will allow us to capitalize on those changes.
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According to Latka, you should capitalize on the hard work of others.
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Plants and animals capitalize on these pockets of Shangri-La-like peace.
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When do you capitalize titles and honorifics like 'president' or 'prime minister'?
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Prosecutors and judges often capitalize on the desperation of people in jail.
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Unsurprisingly, criminals have been the quickest to capitalize on the new trend.
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Competitors are seeking to capitalize on the woes of the crowded cities.
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Not a bad cover artist, he seeks to capitalize on their hits.
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It cost $7.5 million to capitalize, and has not recouped those costs.
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New films are held back as Hollywood waits to capitalize on Christmas.
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Morris Park is well positioned to capitalize on interest in the borough.
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Cuba could capitalize on the progress it has made over the years.
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Above, a farm in Australia hoping to capitalize on the trade spat.
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But Democrats have tried to capitalize on that before, with mixed results.
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To their benefit, Neta and Elad know how to capitalize on it.
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But whether she can now capitalize on that debate moment remains uncertain.
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The ability to capitalize on real-time developments also helped former Gov.
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And it didn't take long for Jenner to capitalize on the phrase.
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Democrats also were quick to capitalize on the controversy to raise money.
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And that's the trend Zoho is hoping to capitalize on with Catalyst.
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The US Army sought to capitalize, especially on its primary target: Pashtuns.
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The Flyers pulled Elliott for an extra skater but couldn't capitalize further.
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I'm going bulletpoints here: "Bonus": Absolutely no need to capitalize this. None.
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Suddenly Mexico was needed, and he was there to capitalize on that.
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Lyft has been trying to capitalize on the stumbles of its opponent.
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They played a hard hockey game and they were able to capitalize.
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The companies are all trying to capitalize on a potentially lucrative trend.
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Tann also knew how to capitalize on opportunities in the adoption market.
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Even if I had a pretty face, I couldn't capitalize on that.
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Instead, it makes sense that carriers would capitalize on these roomier bins.
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Lyft is just completely incompetent and they couldn't capitalize on Uber's mistakes.
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For several years, Zhou has spearheaded a push to bolster professional hockey in China — an effort supported by the NHL, which is eager to capitalize on building its brand abroad, and capitalize on millions of potential new viewers.
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The rush to capitalize on Millennial nostalgia is strong to say the least.
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But how is it that right-wing movements capitalize so effectively on both?
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It's not blood banks hoping to capitalize on a new, if untested, method.
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Candidates could thoroughly prepare to capitalize on the new rules — and they did.
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In this case, they're trying to capitalize on the EU referendum for virality.
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When opportunities presented themselves with turnovers, we were able to capitalize on it.
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But we are hoping to capitalize on new marketing opportunities to increase revenue.
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Other companies are also seeking to capitalize on highly specialized niches in medicine.
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This is something the Tulerie app, which launches Tuesday, aims to capitalize on.
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Airbus can't easily capitalize on the grounding of archrival Boeing's best-selling plane.
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Clifton says Trump will capitalize on a problem that the Clinton camp faces.
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A lot of people, I bet, try to capitalize on what you're doing.
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That's because Rocket Lab's goal is to capitalize on the small satellite revolution.
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Those could be especially well-positioned to capitalize on the shift she's predicting.
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People were outraged and Gingrich wanted to feed and capitalize on that outrage.
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He&aposs definitely going to try to capitalize on that to be sure.
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It's also partnering with Blue Apron to capitalize on the meal kit trend.
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AdAsia is not the first to capitalize on this niche influence marketing space.
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The comment could prove to be extremely damaging if Democrats capitalize on it.
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So why haven't e-commerce businesses begun to capitalize on this technology, too?
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With this in mind, Parked urged investors to capitalize through buying the dips.
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Pot speculators are hoping to capitalize on a new gold rush in California.
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Well-qualified buyers will be able to capitalize on historically low mortgage rates.
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And she's learned to not just capitalize off the fantasy, but commercialize it.
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It didn't take long for Trump 2020 to capitalize on the Kanye tweets.
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A new dating website called Maple Match hopes to capitalize on that anxiety.
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So it would make sense that Lenovo wants to capitalize on that success.
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"The Bachelor" creator's clearly looking to capitalize ... but the Kardashians aren't having it.
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But he's planning his emergence from hibernation to capitalize on the potential downturn.
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The man advantage carried over into the overtime, but Winnipeg could not capitalize.
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Agarwal said Vedanta remained well-positioned to capitalize on India's growing resources demand.
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This product would capitalize on the often legitimate recommendations made by Twitter users.
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The Republicans have a chance of a lifetime moving forward, can they capitalize?
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What's more, scammers have developed elaborate strategies to capitalize on the shopping frenzy.
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"We have to make sure to capitalize on years like these," McIntosh said.
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Companies have tried to capitalize on the anxiety this severe reaction can cause.
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It makes sense to capitalize on posts sent via DM in this way.
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They often capitalize on emotionally-driven and politically-divisive stories, like mass shootings.
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Second, Apple has done shockingly little to capitalize on its lead with Siri.
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The goal: wipe out the old pre-hurricane city and capitalize it instead.
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Humans crave meaningful relationships, and businesses have learned to capitalize on that emotion.
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To that point, where would the money to capitalize the bank come from?
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Democratic House hopefuls have sought in recent weeks to capitalize on Kavanaugh's nomination.
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Why The Fuck Do You Capitalize Every Word's First Alphabet It's Fucking Distracting.
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Some cybersecurity companies are preparing to capitalize on a more permissive legal environment.
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Spain dominated from the start but failed to capitalize on its scoring chances.
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The Mets produced only one more run, struggling to capitalize on scoring chances.
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The musical, with Joey Parnes as lead producer, cost $10.5 million to capitalize.
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And, if chosen as "The Partner," he plans to capitalize on the opportunity.
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Carriers have added new routes and more frequencies to capitalize on summer vacations.
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As a teacher, he could capitalize on this spring's protests over education funding.
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The fashion world was also trying to capitalize on grunge's plaid-friendly attire.
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I capitalize certain words only for emphasis, not [because] they should be capitalized!
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ESPN should have known that the Trump administration would capitalize on its cravenness.
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In time the company hopes to capitalize on the advent of space tourism.
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Riding the wave ... Some candidates are trying to capitalize on the grassroots uprising.
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On a desktop, chat apps like Slack and Skype don't capitalize messages automatically.
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The upcoming sequel, "It: Chapter Two," is sure to capitalize on that popularity.
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But it's far from the only company looking to capitalize on the trend.
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The bear fund would effectively "short" bitcoin, or capitalize on declines in price.
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They should copy their competitors and capitalize on hot markets, according to Latka.
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Specifically, the president-elect can capitalize on Mexico's huge potential for renewable energy.
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They are developing approaches that capitalize on the brain's ability to rewire itself.
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Both candidates have failed to capitalize on encouraging performances earlier in the race.
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We failed to capitalize on Donald Trump's vulnerability and succumbed to his bullying.
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Despite Miami's early second half struggles, Syracuse couldn't capitalize with any extended runs.
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As for Einstein Square, the developers hope to capitalize on the building's history.
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Mr. Brennan said Russia was trying to capitalize on the turmoil in Washington.
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Philadelphia wasn't able to capitalize and trailed by two goals after the period.
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The opportunity for food innovators to capitalize on these market demands is growing!
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Mr. Booker has built a campaign prepared to capitalize on a big moment.
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By owning a middleman like Sesac, Blackstone may capitalize on the new groove.
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Yet when we try to capitalize on that power, we are relentlessly attacked.
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Republicans are eager to capitalize on what they characterize as Democrats abandoning Israel.
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Frozen Greek yogurt pop brand Yasso is trying to capitalize on yogurt fever.
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They come onto the platform, and that's really how you capitalize the business.
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The problem: Those lessons were arriving with just weeks to capitalize on them.
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This switch is meant to capitalize on the presence of Green-Wood Cemetery.
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Still, Rubio has yet to prove he can capitalize on his growing advantages.
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Lopez's ability to capitalize on her own brand remains almost second to none.
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Hogan and his firm have taken steps to capitalize on a leg lower.
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But other nations are catching up and looking to capitalize on the potential.
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At another meeting, it seemed like some were trying to capitalize the strike.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Nintendo knows how to capitalize on a successful game.
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If we can capitalize on their pro-social tendencies, we will all benefit.
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This strategy will instead capitalize on the element of surprise in U.S. strategy.
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We decided to capitalize on this momentum by organizing the #FreePeriods peaceful protest.
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Democrats hope to capitalize on President Donald Trump's legislative stumbles and unorthodox approach.
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"We made enough mistakes for them to capitalize," Oilers Coach Todd McLellan said.
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In the meantime, Headspace will hope to capitalize on the nation's lingering unease.
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Every year, celebrities capitalize on the holiday season by releasing Christmas-themed music.
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They were not trying to figure out how to capitalize off each person.
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IBM is far from the only U.S. firm to capitalize on labor arbitrage.
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The main opposition Democratic Party, however, has failed to capitalize on Abe's troubles.
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Pollsters had some thoughts about the candidates who could capitalize on his base.
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And so it's understandable that Fox would want to capitalize on that familiarity.
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Parties across the spectrum have sought to capitalize on public sentiment against migration.
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Democrats running for the White House have tried to capitalize on that technicality.
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What Peterson understands, and is able to capitalize on, is that people need stories.
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Yes, but: Other big retailers are eager to capitalize on hollowed-out malls, too.
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Republicans, for their part, are looking to capitalize on any public dissension among Democrats.
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But it will help Snap further capitalize on the popularity of its cartoon avatars.
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The strategy essentially looks to capitalize on mispriced stocks in mergers and acquisitions deals.
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He was able to capitalize on a "throw the bums out" attitude Americans had.
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Now activists are trying to capitalize on the heightened awareness with the #passtheERA campaign.
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In the 203 election, the elder Bush attempted to capitalize on his overseas successes.
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The company isn't alone in this race to develop and capitalize on such content.
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Now, there's an exchange-traded fund looking to capitalize on millennials' emerging buying power.
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The move to subscriptions aims to capitalize on the sizable market Tile has created.
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Joey sees how this information pipeline works, and he plans to capitalize on it.
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Other retailers hoped to capitalize on Prime Day's buzz by launching their own promotions.
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Scheer has tried and failed to capitalize on the scandal and criticism of Trudeau.
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So when a pitcher does make mistakes, he just has a way to capitalize.
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Only a few Democratic presidential candidates have tried to capitalize on Trump's trade policy.
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"More and more artists will be looking to capitalize on their history," he said.
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It was the smart shot and it was really nice to capitalize on it.
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The one thing we were able to do last year was capitalize on opportunities.
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That leaves room for the company to capitalize on these payments changes going forward.
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The timing is ripe for a fund like ours to capitalize on the opportunity.
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Lyft's founders say McNeill will seek to capitalize on Lyft's rapid growth in 2017.
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But a wave of startups is looking to capitalize on opportunities within the sector.
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But it was unable to capitalize, and the Flyers held on for the victory.
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Gold has also failed to capitalize on its role as a hedge against inflation.
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Meanwhile, London's rivals are moving aggressively to capitalize on its limbo by wooing bankers.
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Penney, aiming to capitalize on the declining fortunes of rival Sears Holdings Corp SHLD.
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And police are more than eager to capitalize on this wealth of surveillance data.
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For businesses, it's an opportunity to hike up prices and capitalize on consumer spending.
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But spending was choppy, and many traditional retailers struggled to capitalize on those gains.
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We should not be surprised that our opponents seek to capitalize on our failures.
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"Vietnam managed to capitalize on its strong foundations through good policies," the economists wrote.
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Can Bush capitalize on his strong debate performance and finish in the top three?
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I capitalize certain words only for emphasis, not b/c they should be capitalized!
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Neither team could capitalize on several late chances, and the game went to overtime.
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But Sanders ended up being wonderfully positioned to capitalize on many of Clinton's weaknesses.
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Cboe was not the only exchange to try to capitalize on the bitcoin frenzy.
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But they were unable to capitalize until the first drive of the second half.
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Magazine to capitalize on the tremendous success we have seen in our first year.
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The idea is to capitalize off the buzz surrounding the debates to generate interest.
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OkCupid This seems to suggest that OkCupid is trying harder to capitalize on swipes.
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So before the battle gets too bloody, an IPO could capitalize on Snap Inc.
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And a new startup called MojiLaLa is looking to capitalize, both figuratively and literally.
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While the Flyers did manage of couple of late scoring chances, they couldn't capitalize.
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It was also the first time Lyft was able to capitalize on Uber's woes.
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You want to capitalize on your career, but you're not sure at what cost.
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And the party can capitalize on that energy by going back to politics 101.
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Uppercase "Internet" also reflected a common tendency to capitalize newly coined or unfamiliar terms.
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But the Serbian failed to capitalize as he dropped serve in the next game.
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The interest around chat bots is rapidly growing, and Betaworks is looking to capitalize.
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As soon as I saw that, I thought 'We've got to capitalize on that.
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Credit the Giants with being run well enough that they're in position to capitalize.
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There are folks that are going to try to capitalize on something like that.
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Now, with the U.S. packing, Russia can finally capitalize on its modest geopolitical investment.
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So let Trump capitalize on this characteristic and make this declaration his own victory.
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You get to the point where you can capitalize on your run-scoring ability.
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In fact, it just might be time to adjust and capitalize on these tailwinds.
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He said the strategy was in part to capitalize on publicity at the festival.
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The value of personal data is something wireless providers are hoping to capitalize on.
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The time seems ripe to capitalize on this opportunity, for all the right reasons.
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"We had opportunities, and we didn't capitalize on them, and they did," Collins said.
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Because he represents Snowden pro bono, he never expected to capitalize on the relationship.
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Many bears stayed to capitalize upon a consistently rich run of salmon — 747 included.
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But not everyone thinks Democrats will be able to capitalize on the shifting tides.
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Instead, Illauq hoped his hometown could capitalize on its other more renewable natural resources.
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Gambling is about finding an edge or insight and being able capitalize on it.
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These are topical creams, ointments or lubricants that capitalize CBD's apparent anti-inflammatory effects.
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During another exchange over tariffs, Heitkamp sought to capitalize on Cramer's ties to Trump.
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While that wasn't a goal, he said Square plans to capitalize on the trend.
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At minimum, it's smart to capitalize on all of this well-earned consumer rage.
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And we capitalize on that pain for battling purposes instead of giving it aspirin?
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There is no denying that the DNC has struggled to capitalize on progressive energy.
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Buhari's political opponents have been quick to capitalize on the backlash against the president.
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"I didn't capitalize on the greens the way I felt I should," he said.
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There will also be a few companies like TPB that can capitalize on legalization.
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Now Puig wants to capitalize on her victory, both on and off the court.
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And therefore, we are positioned as the network to best capitalize on that future.
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The campaign has tried to capitalize on that by releasing intimate videos of Mrs.
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On the negative side, conservatives are already seeking to capitalize on the ideological shift.
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So you never wanted to capitalize on your legacy by taking advantage of retromania?
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"We weren't able to capitalize on the moment," Christen Press, a forward, said recently.
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If we are there, people will use our presence there to capitalize on that.
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And speaking yet again of The New Yorker, why doesn't Dery capitalize its "The"?
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But how do you think Democrats can capitalize on these wins going into 2018?
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But I always did it on the side; I didn't really capitalize on it.
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It hopes to capitalize on the growing ranks of wealthy people, particularly in Asia.
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Groups tied to Republican billionaires have already pledged to capitalize with anti-union campaigns.
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The site says he "positioned Simple Health to capitalize" on the Affordable Care Act.
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Even the extraction of precious metals has proved hard for companies to capitalize on.
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The move into Muslim apparel represents an opportunity to capitalize on a robust market.
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Most news organizations, including The Times, do not capitalize the C. But confusion persists.
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The flipside: Trudeau's main opponent, former parliamentary speaker Andrew Scheer, is hoping to capitalize.
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He never applied for benefits or attempted to capitalize materially on his feigned service.
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It was a pivotal moment for him, but he could not capitalize on it.
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Mr. Wiginton was not the only one seeking to capitalize on the weekend's events.
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Luján and other Democrats are hoping to capitalize on the controversy and the division.
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DuckDuckGo is not the only upstart that is trying to capitalize on privacy concerns.
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Private companies are hoping to capitalize on the business opportunities presented by space exploration.
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The wine industry sought to capitalize on rosé's popularity by making more of it.
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The bigger question, though, remains: will YouTube be able to capitalize on the opportunity?
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The big problem for Oklahoma was Iowa State's ability to continually capitalize on mistakes.
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Now, fake accounts trying to capitalize on her viral do-gooding are popping up.
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Provides recommendations for these providers to best capitalize on increasing volume in the space.
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Aston Martin has in recent years sought to capitalize on its high end brand.
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Some stores were said to be raising prices to capitalize on the extra demand.
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To capitalize on that tendency, Starbucks has extended its pumpkin flavor to cold drinks.
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Congress and the American public must capitalize on this moment to initiate institutional change.
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This year will test how well Ms. Kattan can truly capitalize on her following.
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Aston Martin has in recent years sought to capitalize on its high-end brand.
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The company isn't planning on changing its marketing efforts to capitalize on VSCO girls.
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Or maybe they're just trying to capitalize on some of the chicken sandwich craze.
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Humans are not in the position to capitalize on the minor weaknesses in machines.
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The Rangers loaded the bases with one out in the seventh, but didn't capitalize.
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But having DACA allowed immigrants to capitalize on those gains in an important way.
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"How we capitalize on it is our product is just engineered for it," Donald said.
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An organized crime syndicate hoping to capitalize on general enhanced levels of anxiety and confusion?
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By your logic, his ignorance has become normalized/expectedLastly, then why did he capitalize 'trail'??
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The BDS movement, which coalesced in 2005, aims to capitalize on international anger with Israel.
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Huawei plans to capitalize on these projections by improving its smartphone-related technology, Hu says.
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Also, fast food companies began realizing that they, too, could capitalize on children's Halloween indulgences.
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They want to capitalize on the momentum of their coalition taking national office on Friday.
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We believe entrepreneurs are better positioned than ever before to capitalize on this transportation transformation.
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Best Buy is looking to capitalize on the trend by selling at-home exercise equipment.
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Tour guides have been hawking Game of Thrones tours, trying to capitalize on the hoopla.
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TaskRabbit plays host to millions of "taskers" who can now capitalize on their free time.
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The drink also allows the company to capitalize on a trend that is working: coffee.
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But those looking to capitalize on this need to be prepared for a bumpy ride.
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Texas, a low-cost, business-friendly state to begin with, was ideally poised to capitalize.
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Sanders's rhetoric seems to miss that point — and Clinton is trying to capitalize on it.
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Coach knows it too, and together they are ready to capitalize on Gomez's personal style.
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If guilt is a valuable motivation tool for you, the Go will capitalize on that.
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Plus, if there's a time of year to capitalize on all-things sweet, it's Halloween.
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Groups like ISIS will likely capitalize on this disenchantment to seek more recruits inside Turkey.
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Crowdworkers take pride in their work, and crowd platforms that capitalize on this encourage collaboration.
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Startups are seeking to capitalize on several perceived shortcomings in the traditional storage space model.
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These acquisitions make Amazon increasingly well-positioned to capitalize on the growing smart home market.
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Ultimately, Vector hopes to capitalize on what is being hailed as the small satellite revolution.
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Veterinarians are changing to capitalize on that demand the same as any other business would.
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And given Schalke's underwhelming games from recent weeks, Giants could capitalize big in this showdown.
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To capitalize on the trend, General Mills is trying to appeal to both age groups.
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But in Silicon Valley, it's best remembered for Xerox's failure to capitalize on that work.
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And to capitalize, Marvel began pumping out spinoff teams featuring different mutants with different powers.
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Second, Trump is beset by concerns that he's too erratic to capitalize on Clinton's weaknesses.
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Lee shot in and Barboza sprawled on a front headlock but was unable to capitalize.
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Patterson should probably capitalize on the show's almost cult-like following while he still can.
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We caught a couple bad breaks and they were able to capitalize on some opportunities.
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For Storj, the offering lets the company capitalize on the surging value of digital currencies.
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Brahmawar's strategy overhaul seeks to capitalize on the trend for companies to digitalize their operations.
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Now, the company is hoping to capitalize on '22s nostalgia by re-releasing the original.
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"I hear the ability of politicians to capitalize on the worries," the libertarian Republican continued.
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This is an edge that retailers could capitalize on by offering click-and-collect services.
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Intel is also developing a gaming chip to capitalize on the rapid growth in GPUs.
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It's time for American companies to capitalize on the largely untapped opportunities of these cities.
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The Indians could not capitalize on a leadoff double by Carlos Santana in the fourth.
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Still, some see a chance to capitalize on the yuan's weakness by investing at home.
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To capitalize on this, Dr. Robert Ford (Anthony Hopkins) and his partner, Arnold, created Westworld.
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Released nine months later, it was a smart attempt to capitalize on that song's success.
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Woods has been unable to capitalize on a course softened by heavy rains of late.
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"They are cynically trying to capitalize on the death of four innocent Americans," he said.
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He also sought to capitalize on the enmity that some Sanders backers had for Clinton.
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And, for a time there, the band seemed poised to capitalize on what they'd achieved.
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Philadelphia was then given its third power play at 13:01 but couldn't capitalize, either.
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And Wynn Palace and Wynn Macau are well positioned to capitalize on any market condition.
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Lyft's ability to capitalize on its rival's current vulnerability will definitely be impacted by reach.
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To capitalize on this move, he recommends buying the September 23-strike call for $1.12.
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"To remain at the top, we are really looking to capitalize on our guest feedback."
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Mr. Walzak said there was no effort to capitalize on the moment for political advantage.
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Some of the lesser-known candidates running for president sought to capitalize on the moment.
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It's one of our most productive times of the week, and we capitalize on it.
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But on the off chance the Patriots did come back, Goehrke made sure to capitalize.
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Does the sequel try to capitalize on inside jokes and themes from the first movie?
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Their idea of using spices was so smart, and I wanted to capitalize on it.
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Let's see if higher education institutions capitalize on these changes and start recruiting more veterans.
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But other companies like Walmart would capitalize on the opportunity and quickly fill the void.
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If he did not capitalize on them, he also did not make any grievous mistakes.
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Rising protest and September's close election demonstrated the opposition's growing capacity to capitalize on discontent.
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Helpster is hoping that it can capitalize on similar dynamics to disrupt the employment sector.
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Russia could be in a position to capitalize given it also has cheap electricity prices.
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A lucrative $100 million exit is only possible if you don't over-capitalize your business.
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The Blues fired 15 shots on goal, but were unable to capitalize on their chances.
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It undoubtedly would have been an event primed for a faltering campaign to capitalize on.
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But the Cubs could not capitalize as Javier Baez popped out to end the inning.
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Explanation: We don't capitalize non-specific career words no matter how important they seem ( "Successful").
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"It" isn't the only forthcoming film to capitalize on this mix of nostalgia and novelty.
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Restaurants followed them, hoping to capitalize on the generous tech salaries and refined tech palates.
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The National League champions were unable to capitalize on their many opportunities, stranding 10 baserunners.
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The trade Gordon put on to capitalize on the expected move highlighted his bullish outlook.
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Bartenders were not slow to capitalize on the new sizes, and neither were their clients.
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We play hard, wait for them to make mistakes and try to capitalize on it.
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National Democrats have sought to capitalize on her rhetoric as out of touch, even zany.
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Mr. Netanyahu said he wanted to capitalize on the Trump administration's openness to the plan.
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Furthermore, Sanders has built a strong operation in the state to capitalize on this momentum.
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The prime minister's failure to deliver Brexit by tonight's deadline could actually help him capitalize.
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To capitalize on this singular moment, companies are rolling out all manner of commemorative items.
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The Flyers pulled Hart for an extra skater with 1:44 remaining but couldn't capitalize.
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So, it's not surprising to see companies capitalize on that trust any way they can.
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Mr. Trudeau's opponents were not able to capitalize on the episode for very long though.
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To capitalize on the attention from his nominations, he announced a string of performance dates.
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When he tries to sell it, others want to capitalize in any way they can.
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So what is the best way South Korea can capitalize on the 2018 Olympic Games?
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Campbell tried to capitalize on the health trend with Bolthouse Farms juices and refrigerated soups.
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It has previously offered a boat service aiming to capitalize on Istanbul's infamous road congestion.
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But Cincinnati could not capitalize, as Randy Bullock missed a 2311-yard field-goal attempt.
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Once Chinese firms have shipped their equipment, they may as well stay put and capitalize.
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They make pitches when they have to, I just try to capitalize on their mistakes.
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I sell shirts with it on it, because gotta capitalize on it while it lasts.
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Send a few more players to the plate trying to capitalize on the scoring opportunity.
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The fact that Corbyn can't capitalize on Johnson's weaknesses shows just how broadly he's disliked.
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" The devices themselves, and the way they are used, capitalize on this feeling of "newness.
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O, looking to capitalize on a trend for more patients to opt for domestic treatment.
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The Flyers managed 21 shots on goal through the first two periods but couldn't capitalize.
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Dating apps have started to capitalize on this, and are now offering video chat services.
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AT&T is trying to capitalize on its $215 billion purchase of DirecTV last year.
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As U.S. oil and gas drilling boomed over the past decade, tribes struggled to capitalize.
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After all, why wouldn't you capitalize on the wine that has its own Instagram museum?
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It lets him capitalize on an underused physical asset: his pair of wise blue eyes.
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These CEOs are embracing this youth movement, finding ways to capitalize on it to everyone's advantage.
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The new snacks are designed to capitalize on these trends, borrowing from flavors around the world.
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So, be open to possible business opportunities the current drought might present and capitalize on them.
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And after winning in the Iowa caucuses, Obama was able to fully capitalize on his appeal.
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"These stars with massive followings — magazines can and do look to capitalize on that," she says.
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It's all quite confusing, but we can't blame Sony for wanting to capitalize on the hype.
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Robbie and Ronan capitalize on this in every possible way, delivering performances befitting their royal titles.
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Policymakers previously considered a similar plan to capitalize Caixa using funds from the BNDES development bank.
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They hope to capitalize on anger over a deep recession, triple-digit inflation and rampant insecurity.
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Chains like Domino's that have been able to capitalize on technological innovations have seen sales soar.
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The problem comes when the desperate yearning to capitalize on a trend overshadows the actual product.
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I see people capitalize many words that feel important (like Leadership) but should instead be lowercase.
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" Mackanin said, "We caught Lester on one of his lesser appearances, and we just couldn't capitalize.
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This legislation offers women a rare opportunity to capitalize on their athletic achievements while in college.
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We have days like that and we don't kind of capitalize and continue to add on.
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These monitors capitalize on parents' fears and may not actually keep babies safer, the authors say.
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The possibilities are many, and Apple will surely capitalize on longer battery life and lighter casings.
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"That is going to impede our ability to capitalize on that competitive advantage," Mr. Dooley said.
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World View isn't the only company looking to capitalize on the benefits of high-altitude balloons.
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School multicultural nights and pot lucks capitalize on building community through sharing dishes from many cultures.
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The partnership comes as wireless carriers try to capitalize on the popularity of music streaming services.
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What better way to capitalize on family drama than to time it around Meghan's big moment?
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"We had opportunities to execute in the offensive zone and we didn&apost capitalize," Laviolette said.
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Instead, it attempted to capitalize on the confusion in the hopes of getting people to donate.
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Reality Shares rolled out its still-tiny ETFs this year to capitalize on the dividend wave.
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With any new technology, the adult entertainment industry is often the first to capitalize on it.
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This has left room in the market for large players looking to capitalize on rising rents.
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As more Americans abandon organized religion, efforts to capitalize on the occult will almost certainly persist.
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New York pulled Georgiev with 256:215 remaining but it couldn't capitalize with the extra skater.
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This particular fraud operation is designed "to capitalize on this incredible demand for video," he said.
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Now, the iPad is a more capable device, and Apple wants to capitalize on these differences.
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The community will do cool things, regardless of whether Nintendo finds ways to capitalize on it.
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But Huawei, which was able to capitalize on China, saw a 33.6 percent bump in shipments.
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He also notes that Ronda had a wonderful idea to capitalize on her newfound web appeal.
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"We didn't give up too much, but we've got to capitalize on our chances," Grubauer said.
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To capitalize on its huge audience, the company has been adding new features left and right.
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That move led to some discontent among drivers, and Gett looks like it's trying to capitalize.
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Democrats sought to capitalize on President Trump's early unpopularity in four special House races in 2017.
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So to really capitalize on the market internationally, it made sense to have a free version.
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John Kasich is trying to capitalize on his moment after climbing to second in New Hampshire.
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The clinics capitalize on the uncertainty of the developing field, offering unproven and potentially dangerous treatments.
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WarnerMedia said it hopes to capitalize on live coverage and its two main digital properties, CNN.
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Cincinnati manager Bryan Price was hoping to capitalize on Suarez's improved on-base percentage, which was .
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Allred additionally rejected critics who say Trump's accusers are hoping to capitalize on the billionaire's celebrity.
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Religious conservatives in Congress are eager to capitalize on having an ally in the White House.
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And in Australia, he could capitalize on the high demand for and limited supply of cocaine.
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It's unbelievably quick how agile the the market has moved to capitalize on this new trend.
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Smart technology will have diminished relevance unless the American citizen can capitalize on the smart data.
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First, Congress should fund a national green bank that would capitalize state and local green banks.
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Other German real estate groups are also trying to capitalize on the country's strong property valuations.
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If Democrats are to capitalize on this moment, they can't satisfy themselves with merely preserving Obamacare.
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To her, I was just a greedy record store owner, waiting to capitalize on her ignorance.
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Laddie was smitten, eager to capitalize on the oomph of such A-plus-plus-list stars.
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Calgary continued to capitalize on its opportunities and were 2-of-3 on the power play.
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Neste is aiming to capitalize on global growth in diesel and jet fuel consumption, Vanacker added.
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It then spread like wildfire due to savvy advertisers who sought to capitalize on that desire.
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Any time the price of a product skyrockets, the opportunity for enterprising criminals to capitalize arises.
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But let's make one thing clear — the jokes do not capitalize on main character Jessie's bulimia.
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After El Chapo's interview and photo were published, the brand decided to capitalize on the publicity.
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Only when we as women fully capitalize on what we earn, can we truly achieve equality.
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San Jose failed to capitalize on an early-period power play, managing one shot on goal.
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An iced tea company is the latest business to capitalize off the new hype around cryptocurrency.
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Moncada walked in the second and doubled in the fifth, but his teammates could not capitalize.
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"We had plenty of opportunities to score and we couldn't capitalize," said Padres manager Andy Green.
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The women's section also had great options that seemed to capitalize on fusing lifestyle and sport.
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The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee accused him of "cravenly" seeking to capitalize on the Orlando massacre.
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But to capitalize, the gas industry needs to invest billions of dollars in new LNG infrastructure.
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He already has infrastructure in place from 2016 to capitalize on his existing base of support.
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For the investors, Banza is the chance to capitalize on the growing plant-based food movement.
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C.C. sentiment, and countries like Kenya and Uganda may now seek to capitalize on the momentum.
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Nike is not the only sports brand wanting to capitalize on the blurring of clothing definitions.
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It is a moment of European weakness that the Turkish leadership seems keen to capitalize on.
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Instead, Soros's group hopes to capitalize on Justify's increasing value should the horse win this weekend.
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Investors are hoping Exxon was able to ramp up production to capitalize on higher oil prices.
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And the French government wants to capitalize on that soft power to make an AI push.
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Both Machida's use their hips to feint kicks and attempt to capitalize on their opponent's flinches.
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And is there a single brand that can't capitalize on the countdown to baby Jesus's birth?
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If you want to capitalize on that, you need to speak the language of the people.
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Kendall and Kris capitalize on the opportunity to do some quick sightseeing in The Eternal City.
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Ruling party rival Diosdado Cabello may now see a new opportunity to capitalize on Maduro's weaknesses.
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Democrats are looking to capitalize on former White House strategist Stephen Bannon's war on establishment Republicans.
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Our voting districts have been carved up to both reflect that segregation and capitalize on it.
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Bubly, the LaCroix competitor PepsiCo launched last year, has helped PepsiCo capitalize on the health trend.
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A.M.I. said it printed The New Kingdom to capitalize on interest in the crown prince's visit.
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Specifically, she cited the portfolio's vast customer base and opportunities to capitalize on a captive audience.
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The dominant incentive in politics right now is to capitalize on animosity to the opposition party.
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A conspiracy theory feeds on the latter, spreading radical ideologies that capitalize on feelings of insecurity.
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Even so, their cloud services are poised to capitalize on the exploding popularity of video games.
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So they decided to capitalize on their signature teaching style by introducing it to more beginners.
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Do you think a company like Apple or Google are aware they could capitalize on UTC?
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What's more, Seattle wasted multiple first-round picks trying to capitalize on their short-term window.
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Airlines around the world sped the plane into service, eager to capitalize on its efficient engines.
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Capitalize on the subway's storied history with a wistful advertising campaign drenched in New York nostalgia.
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Hitters can capitalize on flat sliders and elevated fastballs, as the Astros did in Game 1.
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They share tidbits of information in the dugout and capitalize on mistakes until the opponent breaks.
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The device was an attempt to capitalize on one of the Versa's strongest selling points: price.
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" The website also states, "This event will undoubtedly attract crooks trying to capitalize on the chaos.
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We're all given the same opportunity for this, and I want everyone to capitalize on it.
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The key is to capitalize your mental laziness and harness it to your benefit through automation.
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"Groundhog Day" cost up to $17.5 million to capitalize; much of that money will be lost.
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All this presents an opportunity for Klobuchar that she seems to be working to capitalize on.
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As the game progressed, the Yankees again put pressure on the Astros but struggled to capitalize.
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Democrats say they'll capitalize on anger over the bill to take back the House in 26.
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A workplace campaign can capitalize on both, since many people are friends with their co-workers.
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"They'd be stupid not to capitalize on all the work they'd done," they write of themselves.
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Priorities USA is seeking to capitalize on that tension by reminding voters of Trump the salesman.
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He needs to capitalize on his big South Carolina win to stay competitive with Bernie Sanders.
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Thieves tend to sell and use such data quickly to capitalize on its value, Creighton said.
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The startup seeks to capitalize on the wave in recent years of mistrust over online ads.
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In the past, Pioneer would add five drilling rigs to capitalize on higher prices, Sheffield said.
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The Trump administration's efforts to capitalize on the Omar controversy has been on display at AIPAC.
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Now the company is hoping to capitalize on its growth by pursuing an initial public offering.
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Williams explains that another common tactic among scammers is to capitalize on people's zeal for bargains.
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Target has taken aggressive steps to woo parents and capitalize on an opening in the market.
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The all-cash buyout, which will capitalize Barracuda at roughly US$555bn, was announced on Monday.
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It's easy to understand why Google wants to capitalize on the $200 billion U.S. recruitment market.
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Walmart, Target, Kohl's, Home Depot, and Best Buy are poised to capitalize from Sears' bankruptcy filing.
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Banking chiefs seem heartened by loosened regulations on their sector — and eager to capitalize through acquisitions.
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There are lots of companies that have been clever enough to capitalize on this good fortune.
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This isn't the first "Nutcracker" to capitalize on the swinging sophistication of Ellington and Strayhorn's suite.
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He was seemingly primed to capitalize on the Conservatives' infighting and missteps over the exit negotiations.
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Now that it's becoming increasingly global, Pakistan's commercial sector is trying to capitalize off of it.
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The Obama administration quickly spied a possible compromise with Ryan, and sought to capitalize on it.
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Providing a temporary solution shows we have opportunities all around us to capitalize on for future initiatives.
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And it's a narrative that Trump will continue to capitalize on to keep his evangelical voters close.
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Magic Kingdom: There's more than one way for Disney's film division to capitalize on its theme parks.
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One of our favorite tricks to capitalize on the exaggerated shapes of coats is to layer up.
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Artem Lobov looks very different in his style, but looks to capitalize on the same window nonetheless.
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It's hard to capitalize on a culture that happened organically in a space free from the olds.
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White supremacist terrorists won Reconstruction because many politicians shared their goals and could capitalize on their actions.
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The problem with nostalgia is that, sooner or later, someone will inevitably try to capitalize on it.
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People want to strike first, to capitalize on their perceived advantages — that's when we're in real danger.
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"I will have no tolerance of those who capitalize on the distress of our citizens," he said.
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The opposition alliance hopes to capitalize on a couple of scandals that are resonating in rural Malaysia.
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Air Italy started flights in 2018, in an effort to capitalize as Italian flag carrier Alitalia struggled.
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You can maintain a healthy sense of perspective and still capitalize on that invincible, totally Jupiterian feeling.
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All of these outside groups seem to be trying to capitalize on people's trust in local news.
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For days, U.S. officials had feared Islamic State would seek to capitalize on the upheaval in Syria.
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She was, after all, the first to capitalize on publicity by making appearances at clubs and parties.
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The DA hopes to capitalize on a poorly performing economy and allegations of corruption against the ANC.
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Saturday's goals, Bilic said afterward, were tailored to capitalize on the opponent's known weakness in the air.
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Ellison added that the company was on strong footing to capitalize on a healthy home improvement market.
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He was ready to capitalize on the brutal crimes his son committed, because narcissism knows no bounds.
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That leaves Dreamscape, with a partnership with the AMC Theatres chain already in place, poised to capitalize.
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Still, Le Pen is trying to capitalize on whatever latent support she can find among LGBTQ voters.
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Trying to capitalize on the latest livestreaming trend, GoPro recently announced that it was integrating with Periscope.
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Lyft had sought to capitalize on the #DeleteUber phenomenon by marketing itself as a more "woke" alternative.
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But even here his goal was to capitalize on divisions rather than to try papering over them.
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In the 2018 Games, there's just one athlete from Singapore who could capitalize on the big bonus.
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But it isn't the only Colorado-based company looking to capitalize on growing demand for small satellites.
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Many capitalize on the locale, such as a tour to discover the hidden stairways in San Francisco.
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The 28-year-old resents businesses that capitalize off witchcraft by selling a fantasy version of it.
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Apple is attempting to capitalize on these stats with its new iPad that supports the Apple Pencil.
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It seems like the AirPods are a success, and the company wants to capitalize on this market.
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But he suggested that there were other ways to capitalize on the windfall from an improving economy.
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In an effort to capitalize on the internet boom, Macy's launched its e-commerce site in 1997.
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The group opposes the museum as a form of "death tourism" that would capitalize on the massacre.
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Republicans capitalize on the ensuing bad headlines for the obvious reason that they are Obama's opposition party.
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After the games, they'll make a 36-city American tour meant to capitalize on their Olympics buzz.
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After a rocky start to Bill Clinton's presidency, Republicans were looking to capitalize in the midterm elections.
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And it's not just the league aiming to capitalize on all the attention around the NBA Finals.
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By adding Forerunner and Fung Capital, the company hopes to capitalize on those firm's e-commerce connections.
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"I want to warn my fellow Republicans who may want to capitalize politically on these leaks," Sen.
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Any successful effort to counter Iran may need capitalize on political voices already opposed to Tehran's actions.
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That lets them capitalize on economies of scale and choose sites with especially sunny or windy conditions.
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To capitalize on their unbeatable get, NBC crafts its Olympics coverage to best capture the nation's attention.
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To better capitalize on consumers' frugality, Schneider said the company has implemented a "good, better, best" strategy.
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Hoping to capitalize on the momentum, the platform has unveiled features that address the region's specific needs.
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The proposed legislation provides a practical solution: capitalize private investment in the communities that need it most.
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Dawine, an Australian wine distribution company focused on China markets, is hoping to capitalize on that phenomenon.
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A growing number of companies have rushed to capitalize on the deep-seated fears that drive survivalists.
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"We intend to capitalize on the Monte-Carlo brand," President Michael Mecca told Reuters in an interview.
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He's now the president of STAR Technology and Research, a company that's seeking to capitalize on EDDE.
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Still, the popularity of avocados and the ensuing mad dash to capitalize on it is pretty amazing.
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Thompson isn't sacrificing numbers so much as he's failing to capitalize on the opportunities he still has.
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Bove also cited Citi's disappointing loan book as well as its inability to capitalize on rising rates.
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As the world's population starts to live longer, there's one industry set to capitalize on retirement plans.
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This offers an opportunity to capitalize on auto-play videos and grow video audiences across the web.
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"We knew (running) is what he does best so we wanted to capitalize on that," Knox said.
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Capitalizing on Trump's victory And Cohen wasn't the only one who tried to capitalize on Trump's victory.
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The Coyotes failed to capitalize on an overtime power play, so the game went into a shootout.
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" He said running toward Trump is "an attempt to capitalize on the president's appeal in the state.
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In addition, Walmart aims to capitalize on its brick-and-mortar stores to help boost Walmart eBooks.
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Several people with iOS devices, for example, have noticed that random words automatically capitalize when they type.
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Still, many online watch dealers specifically capitalize on consumers' lack of knowledge and access to reliable alternatives.
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In fact, the movie was originally titled "Goblin," but was rebranded to capitalize on the "Troll" name.
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The Mekong Club created the business pledge against modern slavery in order to capitalize on corporate support.
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Research consistently finds that adults can capitalize on their relationships with teenagers to reduce adolescent risk-taking.
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Cruz wants to copy and capitalize, once again, on what Donald Trump is doing, have at it.
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Other big consumer brands are looking into how they can capitalize on loosening restrictions on cannabis products.
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Germany's Social Democrats will try to capitalize on the fear of war by demanding rapprochement with Russia.
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But the Rangers failed to capitalize on a two-minute, two-man advantage later in the period.
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Too many tried to capitalize on the popularity of bicycles for hire that don't require a dock.
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As a once-in-a-generation political outsider, Trump has been able to capitalize on this discontent.
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A handful of companies have looked to capitalize on the increasingly profitable world of non-professional podcasts.
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If she can develop her cunning, then she can capitalize on her network importance to dramatic effect.
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Some Republicans fear that pushing ahead with confirmation would alienate women voters, while Democrats seek to capitalize.
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As a trader, Glencore is well-placed to capitalize on any supply tightness that pushes up prices.
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Vranos founded Ellington in December of 1994 to capitalize on distressed conditions in the MBS derivatives market.
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Given its troubled past — and present — the country is yet to fully capitalize on its strategic potential.
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But state actors aren't the only ones who will be tempted to capitalize on the current chaos.
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He is pushing a false narrative through the media in an attempt to capitalize on a dispute.
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The demand was unusual, since in the past Huawei rarely moved to capitalize on its intellectual property.
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But whether Fognini, 31, who previously lost 11 times to Nadal over all, could capitalize seemed uncertain.
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Most news organizations, including The Times, decline to capitalize the C. But confusion persisted despite the rebranding.
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WeWork is trying to catch up and capitalize on the trend it has helped create as well.
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In 21995, Fawcett Comics was looking to capitalize on the superhero boom created by characters like Superman.
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Other artists have attempted to capitalize on the viral notoriety of these rappers by working with them.
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Mr. Weinstein's power in Hollywood has always come with his ability to capitalize on the Academy Awards.
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For now, though, Hamas appears keen to capitalize on a wave of international condemnation of Israel's tactics.
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The effort could lead to criticism that Mr. Avrich is trying to capitalize on Mr. Weinstein's behavior.
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Trump was dealt a great hand, in other words, but has done little to capitalize on it.
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There are only two constants in life: death, and people who try to capitalize on a crisis.
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Ms. Noem's campaign is aiming to capitalize on that sentiment by linking Mr. Sutton to Hillary Clinton.
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They are looking for a quick steal or to capitalize on an error and then shoot quickly.
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So Cruz is instead needling Trump over health care, hoping to capitalize on the unpopularity of Obamacare.
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The retailer plans to capitalize on digital growth by increasing investments in Macy's websites and mobile apps.
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But the Mets' offense failed to capitalize when it put runners on, leaving deGrom with little support.
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But Mr. López Obrador is failing to capitalize on it and effectively lead the nation to peace.
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Dealers showing at fairs often try to capitalize on recent, concurrent or upcoming museum presentations of artists.
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I expect efforts to capitalize on sensational details from my country's tabloids, but not from The Times.
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So he conspires with an uncle, Morty (David Paymer), to capitalize on Joey's grandmother's legendary pickle recipe.
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Now, their gambit successful, Republicans will seek to capitalize on the groundwork laid since Mr. Trump's election.
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I've found the right spots out there and been able to capitalize on the chances I get.
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Andrew M. Cuomo is trying to capitalize on the torrent of anti-Trump fervor in New York.
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By the time officials made that determination, Santorum's chance to capitalize on momentum from Iowa was gone.
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"We used the same name to capitalize on the good will the brand had built," he said.
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Whatever choice a family makes, the parents should capitalize upon it to have valuable conversations at home.
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Mr. Castro was also unable to capitalize on the positive reviews he earned from the June debate.
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After his reelection, Roosevelt sought to capitalize on his electoral mandate by pushing to expand the court.
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And Democrats are eager try to capitalize on Republican votes against new evidence in the impeachment trial.
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In an attempt to capitalize on the growing menswear market, Express began adding men's clothing in 1987.
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But "Slave Play," which is costing up to $26 million to capitalize, is chancy in new ways.
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Looking to capitalize on its rising profile, Pier 1 filed for an initial public offering in 1970.
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But efforts to capitalize on those opportunities are likely to be hampered for years by past errors.
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To capitalize on what he sees from a technical basis, Gordon plans to execute an options trade.
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He plans to use the next pullback as a reset that'll help him capitalize on future returns.
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More parents are posting pictures on social media dressed in matching outfits, and retailers want to capitalize.
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However, the Volunteers offense could not capitalize, scoring only on a pair of Brent Cimaglia field goals.
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They drew four minor penalties from Anaheim, failing to capitalize on 6:11 of power-play time.
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"That is something that ISIS knows, and they're going to try and capitalize on that," Cayabyab added.
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Instead, they are hoping to capitalize on the heavier-than-normal shopping traffic online this week, too.
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Mr. Trump is looking to capitalize on news that the F.B.I. is continuing its investigation into Mrs.
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That report bested expectations, even as LAM invested heavily in infrastructure to capitalize on demand, Reuters reported.
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It's a shame we live in a world where judgmental people try to capitalize of off others.
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The company had made tourism central to its focus, looking to capitalize on China's growing middle class.
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Now, there are still some financial holdups for venture capital firms seeking to capitalize on this bonanza.
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It's an acknowledgment that they both capitalize on misdirection and our love of having our brains twisted.
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They can capitalize on those parts of the pyramid that you could never fly an A23.1 economically.
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The state's regulatory process simply too slow for it to capitalize on its seemingly insurmountable natural advantages.
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"We figured now would be an opportune time to capitalize on the relevancy of spinning," Parker said.
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They decided to try to capitalize on the islanders' idea, and began to collaborate with Mr. Hveding.
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With that, she kickstarted a rush of exercise tapes from entrepreneurs eager to capitalize on consumers' enthusiasm.
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France, with business ties in Iran, moved quickly to capitalize, and some of its biggest corporations followed.
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The firm recommended investors buy the stock to capitalize on its 4.5 percent yield and capital appreciation opportunity.
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He bought Oculus Rift, the maker of virtual reality goggles, for $2 billion to capitalize on that potential.
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But the start-up, called Milk & Honey, is hoping to capitalize on a global renaissance among whiskey aficionados.
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If Cook plays well, there's no reason to think that he and the Raiders couldn't capitalize on that.
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That Joe Flacco returned the favor on the next play mattered little, as the Dolphins failed to capitalize.
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But those days also saw moments that raised questions about Harris' ability to fully capitalize on that momentum.
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And with President Trump under attack from his critics, guess who&aposs trying to capitalize on the moment?
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It wasn't long before companies popped up that attempted to capitalize on this renewed interest in the GIF.
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Companies including J.C. Penney are likewise beefing up their beauty assortment to try to capitalize on the trend.
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Steinberg tells me the company hopes to be able to capitalize on this partnership to enhance its offerings.
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So when somebody's out, you got to take advantage, you got to capitalize, and we did that tonight.
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"We provide money to investors who need quick funding to capitalize on the market rally," Ye told Reuters.
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Then, there are the GOP candidates who try to capitalize on anti-McConnell sentiment in their home states.
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And Facebook is making investments in Messenger, and Facebook-owned WhatsApp, to capitalize on people's love of DMs.
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That's an interesting metric, given that Mario seemed poised to capitalize on GenX nostalgia for the classic game.
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So why might I capitalize on every opportunity to teach my peers about self-managed abortion with medication?
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But recently it's become a health craze that HVMN is now seeking to capitalize on, particularly among athletes.
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As marketing, the issue is undoubtedly intended to capitalize on prurient curiosity, but the result is not titillation.
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Websites that spread hoaxes to bring in an audience are going to try to capitalize on the hurricane.
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Both L Capital and Catterton wanted to capitalize on new markets to bolster growth in their portfolio companies.
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We had some opportunities, missed a few throws, didn't capitalize on a few opportunities, had some guys open.
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According to Bloomberg, it's just one of several companies that have rebranded to capitalize on the crypto craze.
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But in order to capitalize on those numbers, Lyft has to ensure that those drivers have enough rides.
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The only question now is whether it'll be the NDP or the Conservatives who capitalize on the opportunity.
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Pokéstops have an obvious benefit for businesses, which can capitalize on and profit from the extra foot traffic.
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"Designed to enable new experiences and capitalize on next-generation technologies, including 5G and artificial intelligence," explains Intel.
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The NFL's content is especially popular on YouTube, and this new deal aims to capitalize on that audience.
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Candy companies capitalize on our gluttonous appetites, creating new and fun flavors of our favorite chocolates and sweets.
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Now, it's also creating a business opportunity for enterprising start-ups looking to capitalize on social-media trends.
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They (Seton Hall) had a little to do with it, but you have to capitalize on the road.
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While other rivals might be looking to capitalize on the 35-year-old champion's absence, Ostapenko thinks otherwise.
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Populism is contagious, and once it catches on both conservatives and liberals rush to capitalize on the moment.
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Step two is to capitalize on your existing connections to help launch you into your next career phase.
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If we're able to capitalize and finish one of those off, it's a different story, I felt like.
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"I'm glad coach has confidence in me, but I've got to capitalize at the same time," Hopkins said.
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Even with the tight presidential race, Barksdale isn't trying to capitalize on any anti-Trump sentiment in Georgia.
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The formula isn't new, but it's enough to capitalize on the Pokémon fever that started two years ago.
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Except for investors trying to capitalize on a potential sale, its share price has sunk lower and lower.
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To be sure, opposition leaders have struggled to connect with voters, making it harder to capitalize, Thomas said.
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We see the ~$4bn+ opportunity but believe a stronger payments offering is key to capitalize, which takes time.
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Facebook needs to ramp up these monetization efforts quickly to capitalize on the sudden surge in game streaming.
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However, Vancouver couldn't earn the second point as its power play failed to capitalize when it mattered most.
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"We must continue to talk about it, and capitalize on the gains we made during Ebola," he said.
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To capitalize on a move higher, Todd is putting on a trade known as a short put spread.
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Oh, and if you can capitalize on a few mistakes and add to your lead, all the better.
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So how do you capitalize on these predictions from one of the most followed prognosticators on Wall Street?
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AND I THINK WE'VE GOT ANOTHER GOOD YEAR AND A HALF TO TWO YEARS TO CAPITALIZE ON THAT.
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We believe strongly that this shift will continue and that our company is built to capitalize on it.
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Everything that's finally starting to capitalize on successful sequencing of the human genome more than a decade ago.
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In the eyes of Democrats hoping to capitalize on an unprecedented wave of protests, that's a promising step.
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Polls were filled with young Iranians attempting to capitalize on the limited socio-political space granted to them.
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When MoviePass started experiencing money problems and its customers began to flee the service, Sinemia attempted to capitalize.
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The team couldn't seem to decide whether to capitalize the "b" in Pongbot, so sometimes it's spelled PongBot.
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The current usage of more conventional architecture means it'd be strange not to capitalize on the potential flexibility.
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That, along with Kim's reputation, may make many businesses think twice about trying to capitalize on the buzz.
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Or a celebrity lends a name, and the price rises as marketers seek to capitalize on the glitz.
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Soon he packed up his life again and made his way north to capitalize on the gold rush.
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House Democrats could capitalize on this logic to make their case against the Trump administration this time around.
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Marlins capitalize on Cardinals' bullpen, defense ST. LOUIS — Call it a case of failure ultimately leading to success.
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To capitalize, Democratic House candidates will attempt to tie Republican opponents to Mr. Trump as closely as possible.
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Investors are looking to capitalize on what many speculate will be an evolution toward self-driving, autonomous vehicles.
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When centrist campaigns present the migrant crisis as over, populists easily capitalize on what remains Europe's greatest concern.
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We must capitalize on the incredible research and development that is occurring throughout this great nation of ours.
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But it's the Lib Dems that are in the best position to capitalize on the turmoil of Brexit.
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For Facebook, the feature could help it capitalize on Instagram's popularity as Facebook use declines with younger users.
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The move is the latest by LionTree as it seeks to capitalize on a number of prominent assignments.
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Due to the looser regulations for alt lenders, they can capitalize on the high demand of smaller businesses.
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But the team failed to fully capitalize on its talent, making just one appearance in the N.B.A. finals.
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Some Republican strategists say Mr. Trump failed to capitalize on the F.B.I. chief's tough words for his rival.
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Strategists remain doubtful whether Gillibrand can capitalize on abortion to catapult herself into the top tier of contenders.
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Still, union leaders hope to capitalize on Trump's labor policies and say they will be watching Scalia closely.
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It is also a failure to capitalize on different perspectives that represent the community that emergency management serves.
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In the following years, the company homed in on selling hardware to capitalize on the postwar construction boom.
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In 2018, Gap looked to capitalize on the growing menswear market by launching its own company, Hill City.
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Clinton hopes to capitalize on his troubles with a series of stinging attacks in their two remaining debates.
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As for the best ways to capitalize on a next leg higher, he recommends looking at the banks.
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But the pain in the downturn could already be behind us, and there could be ways to capitalize.
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The Kurds' push for independence is meant to capitalize on their contribution to the war on Islamic State.
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The Islanders built a 3-1 lead despite failing to capitalize on their first two power-play opportunities.
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The Yankees, meanwhile, could not capitalize on their opportunities, finishing 0 for 12 with runners in scoring position.
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Sanders continued his surge while Cruz utilized the state's GOP establishment infrastructure to capitalize on Trump's disastrous week.
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Capitalize on the personal growth you made when Jupiter was in your sign—September 9, 2016, until now.
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Meanwhile, Zoosk's newer product Lively is hoping to capitalize on video to bring more people to its app.
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Because, after all, how could The Cardinal Way — fuck it, capitalize that bit as well — ever be reproached?
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To capitalize on its free space, it turned into a co-working office during the day called Workflow.
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Traders can use call options to capitalize on a stock's move higher while simultaneously limiting their downside risk.
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Seeking to capitalize on that solidarity, Mr. Escherhaus and his friends turned to another German tradition, the cooperative.
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Read more: Millennials are obsessed with raising plants, and one New York-based startup is poised to capitalize
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I think that right now, we've got to capitalize on the groundswell of public opinion and public sentiment.
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Now Robinson's out of jail, for the time being, and he's looking to capitalize on his newfound status.
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Mr. Castro's team must capitalize on his performance or risk falling back to the bottom of the pack.
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Mr. Mauldin even started selling mock Biden 20163 T-shirts through the website to capitalize on its success.
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Democrats, meanwhile, hope to capitalize on anti-Trump energy among liberals and the president's overall lack of popularity.
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And he has said his efforts are unrelated to — and don't capitalize on — his representation of the president.
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Given this, Clarkson argues that Western fashion designers in particular would be wise to capitalize on the trend.
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As with the early match, the VAR is the story, though Peru was unable to capitalize. 0-0.
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She thinks they should capitalize off the goodwill they earned in helping the Navarro cartel open the casino.
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Ryan has the raw material to put together some heavy-hitting bars; he just doesn't capitalize on it.
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If Booker has a breakout moment, he has to hope this organization can help him capitalize on it.
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Unfortunately, this leaves a huge gap for wellness companies to try and capitalize on coronavirus fears and misinformation.
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Neymar's shot from just outside the box bounces off of Navas, but no one is there to capitalize.
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The challenge, of course, is recognizing where your gifts lie and then finding ways to capitalize on them.
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The two are trying to capitalize on their strong showings in the Iowa caucuses and zoom past rivals.
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Socialist label As establishment Democrats wring their hands, Republicans say they are ready to capitalize on Sanders' rise.
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Airbus has also insisted that it is not seeking to capitalize on the grounding of Boeing's Max fleet.
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Brands sometimes capitalize on their tangential relationship to big news in order to attract attention on social media.
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Amazon's Echo device also holds promise to capitalize on what Apple has had for years: a network effect.
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Chile's right-wing opposition, the Alianza coalition, appeared to capitalize on the socialist president's woes but remains unpopular.
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Creditors privately accuse the board of trying to capitalize on the bonds' low market value at investors' expense.
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The state has also seen a more progressive shift recently on which the GOP believes it can capitalize.
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In the 2018 Games, there was just one athlete from Singapore who could capitalize on the big bonus.
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Luckily for Cincinnati, the Bulls could not capitalize, scoring just 13 points themselves in the final 10 minutes.
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To capitalize on this singular moment, companies are rolling out new lines of royalty-related goods and services.
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The deal with Mr. Perry is a way to capitalize on the star power he brought to OWN.
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Those companies working to capitalize on the opportunity will be supported by investors every step of the way.
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On the other hand, this might just be a cynical PR move to capitalize on a tragic accident.
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Advertising is a way for Google to capitalize on the growth in people searching while using Google Maps.
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Can he capitalize on this, or will he let Trump and Republicans make this into an indelible storyline?
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He saw that computers would revolutionize Wall Street, and was one of the first to capitalize on it.
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Washington was unable to capitalize with the extra skater and went to the locker room down by one.
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Penguins defenseman Kris Letang then had a couple of scoring opportunities in front but wasn't able to capitalize.
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Pittsburgh seemed to find more speed, get more shots in tight and capitalize on opportunities around the net.
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Waymo teamed up with UPS to shuttle packages — and capitalize on the logistics side of self-driving tech.
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For big business houses, ecommerce is an opportunity to capitalize on middle class growth and rapid internet adoption.
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"Terrorist organizations like ISIS capitalize on the devastation wrought by climate change to attract new members," said Saghir.
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"Iran is already trying to capitalize on this egregious mistake by taking more U.S. citizens captive," he added.
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But TCU was unable to capitalize, going three-and-out and punting with 6 1/2 minutes left.
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The groups hope to capitalize on the momentum of September protests, which drew about 7.5 million people worldwide.
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This pattern of behavior fails to be responsive to demographic change and fails to capitalize on new markets.
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"I believe Elon Musk saw an opportunity to capitalize on the attention," Wood said in his closing statement.
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"A cutthroat beauty market, where differentiation is vital, has been keen to capitalize on male bloggers," he said.
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Two, when you get that moment in the limelight, be ready to capitalize on it and move on.
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It has allowed a feckless politician to capitalize on residents' economic insecurities and reach the state's highest office.
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The time of possession they have from extended drives, we have to capitalize when we get the ball.
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Before they pass the reins, House Democrats are looking to capitalize on this chance to leave their mark.
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Like other autocrats, he is an opportunist, and will capitalize on opportunities to advance his agenda whenever possible.
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Trump hasn't been able to capitalize on these advantages yet, but neither did Clinton early in his administration.
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As the appetite for life hacks grew, so did the number of people looking to capitalize on them.
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Nevertheless, they're hoping to capitalize on internal strife within Georgia's Republican coalition to boost their chances, Max reports.
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"Putin's Real Long Game," McKew argued, is to capitalize on Europe's struggle with surging immigration and economic stagnation.
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And with Prince Harry marrying Meghan Markle next year, tour groups and other companies are ready to capitalize.
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It is not easy to capitalize on this knowledge, but people certainly have traded on government information before.
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Google said it had still managed to remove "millions of ads that attempted to capitalize on coronavirus," however.
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Such statistics suggest that many investors failed to capitalize on the sharp snapback in stocks early this year.
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The NWSL expanded to that market at least in part to capitalize on Morgan's eagerness to play there.
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The importance of agility was underlined by Nestle's recent struggle to capitalize on resurgent demand for frozen foods.
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The dynamic in Romania underscores how Mr. Giuliani has done a brisk international business with clients who sometimes seem to be seeking to capitalize on his connections to Mr. Trump even as he has accused Hunter Biden of seeking to capitalize on his father's name while doing business in other countries.
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The Australia-China airline alliance aimed to capitalize on the growing tourism market between the two countries, Reuters reported.
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And it could be an individual looking to capitalize on the media attention for his or her own ends.
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The Social Democrats (SPO), the biggest opposition party, were unable to capitalize on the video scandal and lost ground.
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If he does not control the situation, then the traditional elites will be ready to capitalize on his failings.
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With his current clean bill of health, the promotion is smart to capitalize on the popularity of the European.
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Los Angeles manager Dave Robert said he could see that Anderson was struggling at times and tried to capitalize.
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Increasingly brands are harnessing the power of social media, hoping to capitalize on the conversational currency in real time.
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Our corporate clients are also eager to capitalize on the cuts to help the U.S. economy grow and prosper.
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It will be fascinating to see how both domestic and foreign companies will capitalize on this tremendous market opportunity.
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Zimdars' now-famous list covers both kinds, as well as satire and sites that capitalize on clickbait-type headlines.
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Witness wasn't critically well received either and looked largely like an attempt to capitalize with a woke-pop record.
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Despite the new energy, the protests could easily peter out if opposition parties are unable to capitalize on them.
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The market has likewise been unable to capitalize on periodic "oversold" readings to generate a sustainable or convincing rally.
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It makes sense for Disney to move fast in order to capitalize on all the Lando buzz right now.
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We'll be working side by side throughout the integration to capitalize on best-in-class expertise from both sides.
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To be sure, this "portfolio" has been specifically designed post hoc to capitalize on the post-Trump market move.
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Once you capitalize the fund, you can provide every American with a modest basic income every year [emphasis Vox's].
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So Moe's Dough, also in Brooklyn, recently decided to capitalize on the trend and invented the glorious rainbow donut.
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Macri's camp has tried to capitalize on that unease, portraying her as a puppet master waiting in the wings.
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The Australia-China airline alliance is to capitalize on the growing tourism market between the two countries, Reuters reported.
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Go deeper: Russia and Turkey capitalize on America's Syria exit Trump's Syria strategy: Get out, but "keep the oil"
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So let's all capitalize on it together, and let's all keep talking about how to keep this dialogue going.
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Under the Fair Pay to Play Act, Ohashi could capitalize on that narrow window of opportunity to secure compensation.
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While some entertainers might have been too afraid to push their luck, Esposito made sure to capitalize on it.
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The practice has surged in popularity in recent years as retailers scramble to capitalize on consumers' love of ecommerce.
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Then the Libertarian Party was going to capitalize on the historic unpopularity of Hillary Clinton and, especially, Donald Trump.
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Constand was not in court for the hearing Tuesday, a fact that Cosby's defense team tried to capitalize on.
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Obviously, to some extent, this could be an attempt by Twitch to capitalize on users' desire to embrace nostalgia.
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On the surface, it's a seemingly innocuous decision meant to capitalize on Huntsville's decades-long history of rocket development.
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Angry Birds was the first one to capitalize on this one and of course Supercell succeeded beyond any expectations.
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Surely, the IOC and FIG would love to capitalize on the Summer Olympics being held in parkour's home country.
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Go deeper: Syria's northeast still at risk after "safe zone" deal Russia and Turkey capitalize on Trump's Syria exit
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The students are likely mining the cryptocurrency to capitalize on the free electricity they receive from the university campus.
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We need to lean into our womanhood, what can we capitalize on and how can we support our community?
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The magazine is hoping to capitalize on that brand recognition, and for being known for its quality, educational content.
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Tammy Duckworth, who was quick to capitalize on Kirk's about face on Trump, maintains that Kirk still equals Trump.
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With this announcement, it seems likely that Bigelow is trying to capitalize on recent changes in the political winds.
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Trump starts with a significant disadvantage, but he has sought to capitalize on his appeal among blue-collar voters.
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The Timberwolves were unable to capitalize on Andrew Wiggins' 41 points in Tuesday's 13-108 home loss to Cleveland.
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Instead, the two men thought they could capitalize on something they both shared in common: A plant-based diet.
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The resales, already an emerging trend this year, allow European utilities to capitalize on high LNG prices in Asia.
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BMI expected the trend to continue as Chinese companies tried to capitalize on business opportunities created by Brazil's recession.
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The irritatingly catchy song "Baby Shark" is entering new waters as its creators capitalize on the brand's rapid success.
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The question is: Are you willing to recognize our differences, and to capitalize on leveraging diversity and qualified people?
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Bill Weld, are hoping to capitalize on the high unfavorability of both Clinton and the Republican nominee, Donald Trump.
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As we look to the benchmark to play this pause in equities, we look to two approaches to capitalize.
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Winning customers Auvi-Q may be able to capitalize on its chief rival's failures with respect to consumer costs.
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While Shiels certainly isn't the first person to think of this, she is the first to capitalize on it.
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Furthermore, lenders face lower risk on refinances, which will once again surge as borrowers capitalize on the low rates.
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It's also lead to speculation Airbus can capitalize on the Max grounding to generate more orders for the A220.
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For TCL, it's simply a chance to capitalize on good memories and expand its smartphone portfolio into the enterprise.
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Sensing a chance to capitalize on support, left-wing political party Razem has also joined the the grassroots resistance.
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Now, others in the gaming industry are experimenting with how they too can capitalize on new trends in gaming.
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But we never thought to capitalize on the uncanny ones — especially ones that remind us of a tragic incident.
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His comments on abortion in particular have alienated women — a mistake Hillary Clinton seems extremely ready to capitalize on.
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Of course, there are also products like Nintendo's NES Classic and SNES Classic, both of which capitalize on nostalgia.
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Twitter remains phenomenally influential, but the company's initiatives to capitalize on its popularity to generate profit have proven ineffectual.
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Borrowing during times of success can protect you from future financial misfortune and allows you to capitalize on opportunities.
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So I think we're seeing a variety of different programs look for ways that they can capitalize on that.
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The companies hope to capitalize on what they believe is the biggest step forward in agriculture since biotech seeds.
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Airports are the low-hanging fruit for investors looking to capitalize on the expected U.S. infrastructure boom, he said.
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From here on out, we will capitalize cryptocurrencies when referring to the protocol or system—Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero, etc.
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The timing is good for homeowners who may be able to capitalize on low rates and rising home values.
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We will also be able to capitalize on this platform as part of our activities for the Alliance brands.
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The new money comes as the ride-services company has an opportunity to capitalize on rival Uber's unending drama.
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They're both primed to capitalize on the leftward shift in the Democratic Party—a shift they're partly responsible for.
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Mets reliever Jim Henderson walked two in the ninth, but Milwaukee couldn't capitalize, leaving runners on second and third.
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"Roku players and smart TVs enable it to capitalize on the growing secular shift to streaming video," he wrote.
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In fact, Mother Jones's Josh Harkinson reported on the white extremist movements that hoped to capitalize on Trump's victory.
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One question now is how Mr. Putin might seek to capitalize on the confusion over American support for Ukraine.
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However, the authors say Mr. Obama failed to capitalize on the opportunity to change the power structure in America.
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With Glixel, Wenner Media is trying to capitalize on the lucrative gaming market, which has exploded in recent years.
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Clinton — eager to capitalize on a deep bench of potent surrogates — has leaned increasingly on her highest-profile supporters.
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The PTI has been able to capitalize on Sharif's downfall, and Khan has campaigned hard on anti-corruption issues.
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But many of these businesses are unable to capitalize on it because of a significant lack of skilled workers.
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" The decision to capitalize the "A" was a conscious choice on Cathy's part, an attempt to represent "top quality.
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The Mets' offense struggled to capitalize without Neil Walker and Yoenis Cespedes, who were resting because of nagging injuries.
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Medical consultancies have begun to capitalize on this trend, bridging the gap between Chinese citizens and foreign fertility clinics.
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Losers failed to make inroads and capitalize on opportunities for breakout moments, such as South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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He realized he had to capitalize on this opportunity and started a customer support company called Freshdesk in 2010.
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Even in districts where Trump only narrowly won, some Republicans are trying to capitalize on an energized conservative base.
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"Every fighter has flaws but it is the ones who capitalize on those flaws that become great," Ortiz said.
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McCullock said the surplus of cattle is moving through the system efficiently as packers capitalize on their impressive margins.
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Kwast envisions an open system that America can capitalize upon to secure a future of increased peace and prosperity.
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Republican presidential contender Ben Carson is seeking to capitalize off of what he sees as underhanded tactics by Sen.
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It said on Friday that the deal with CVC would allow it to capitalize on "significant" future growth opportunities.
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To help Amazon sellers capitalize on that expansion, Sidecar recently rolled out an expanded set of AI-powered tools.
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The Jets pulled Brossoit for the final two-plus minutes but weren't able to capitalize with the extra skater.
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Yannitell urged his friend to capitalize on his achievement, but Haas hemmed and hawed before dropping the project altogether.
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Neither team played impressively, and both failed to capitalize on the few scoring opportunities they created at Cluj Arena.
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The Republican has also accused Deutch of attempting to capitalize on February's school shooting in Parkland, the newspaper reported.
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Which brings us to another key to reaching 300 episodes: knowing how to capitalize on the inevitable cast turnover.
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Israeli-American solar power generation company Energiya Global expects to capitalize on the Trump administration's emphasis on "fighting Jihadism".
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It's pretty wild and also fucked up that they'd capitalize off the LGBTQ community and then shun them afterwards.
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Polls show a growing majority of American voters want legalization, and Schumer and the Democrats are eager to capitalize.
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He knew he wanted to capitalize on his anonymity to study the reality of life in a small town.
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When a national brand tries to capitalize on something, it's a probably a good sign that it's pretty trendy.
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We're not necessarily trying to capitalize on our relationship, but we're already showing a glossed over version of it.
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This calendar is surely proof that there isn't a single brand unable to capitalize on the premium advent trend.
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"Once you capitalize the fund, you can provide every American with a modest basic income every year," she wrote.
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The company also just launched its own books division to better capitalize on bringing its online stories to print.
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Against Leon Edwards, Cerrone was constantly looking to get in on his hips and capitalize with a takedown attempt.
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It felt like a wasted opportunity to capitalize on the tapestry of memorable characters we've met through the Winchesters.
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We hope to hit this milestone even sooner by encouraging minority businesses to capitalize on this future forward industry.
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Dawson has decided it's time to really, really capitalize off his documentaries, with Star as an overeager business partner.
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A surprise case against Plahotniuc could throw Chisinau into a political crisis that Moscow would seek to capitalize upon.
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To capitalize on these gains and to consolidate peace, President Santos will need buy-in from the international community.
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